Hi Reinhard,
I have just tried the new DVB-S2 patches for VDR-1.5.13 and the additional addon.
Now I cannot tune to a DVB-S2 channel and I get a "Channel Not Available". H264 on DVB-S works fine.
I have a HVR4000 and a FF Technotrend. The response still appears when I remove the use of the Technotrend through the use of the -D options to VDR.
Regards
Morfsta schrieb: [...]
I have just tried the new DVB-S2 patches for VDR-1.5.13 and the additional addon.
Now I cannot tune to a DVB-S2 channel and I get a "Channel Not Available". H264 on DVB-S works fine.
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Hi Morfsta,
which addon patch are you using? The h264 autodetection posted on January 20th?
Best regards, Christian
Morfsta schrieb:
which addon patch are you using? The h264 autodetection posted on January 20th?
That's correct..
I'm using it without any problems so far (applied on January 21st) and both recordings and live-view via streamdev are working. Have you checked the vpids? They shouldn't contain the +10000 workaround anymore.
Best regards, Christian
On Fri, Jan 25, 2008 at 01:59:31PM +0100, Christian Tramnitz wrote:
Morfsta schrieb:
which addon patch are you using? The h264 autodetection posted on January 20th?
That's correct..
I'm using it without any problems so far (applied on January 21st) and both recordings and live-view via streamdev are working. Have you checked the vpids? They shouldn't contain the +10000 workaround anymore.
If you use the patch from http://www.linuxtv.org/pipermail/linux-dvb/2008-January/022762.html it should work, the previous one didn't declare the card as DVB-S2 capable.
I am really really really sad on how bad this card gets into linux :-(
Me too - it seems crazy that the development of DVB into Linux is being held up my personal arguments. It would be nice for these to be put aside for the greater good!
2008/1/25 Igor goga777@bk.ru:
I am really really really sad on how bad this card gets into linux :-(
I'm too :(
Igor
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I have tried your patch Gregoire and it doesn't work here (HVR4000 Lite). When tuning to a DVB-S or DVB-S2 I get a black screen. When using the original patch everything works fine (on previous vdr-1.5.12 patches)
If you use the patch from http://www.linuxtv.org/pipermail/linux-dvb/2008-January/022762.html it should work, the previous one didn't declare the card as DVB-S2 capable.
On Fri, Jan 25, 2008 at 02:03:55PM +0000, Morfsta wrote:
I have tried your patch Gregoire and it doesn't work here (HVR4000 Lite). When tuning to a DVB-S or DVB-S2 I get a black screen. When using the original patch everything works fine (on previous vdr-1.5.12 patches)
Well, I took an older version of the diseqc as the merge was really hard... I hope someone more knownledged would give a look at it :-)
But now your VDR recognize the card as a DVB-S2 one (who said black screen is a problem ?).
No, when I apply your changes to the multiproto tree and install, DVB-S / DVB-S2 doesn't work at all - all I get is a black screen on DVB-S/2 delivered channels. Reverting back to the original patch works fine.
What was the change you had to make to mark the HVR4000 as a DVB-S2 capable device? If you could isolate that bit then perhaps I could just add that to the original multiproto + original hvr4000 patch?
But now your VDR recognize the card as a DVB-S2 one (who said black screen is a problem ?).
On Fri, Jan 25, 2008 at 03:36:40PM +0000, Morfsta wrote:
No, when I apply your changes to the multiproto tree and install, DVB-S / DVB-S2 doesn't work at all - all I get is a black screen on DVB-S/2 delivered channels. Reverting back to the original patch works fine.
??? you should be able to let VDR tune, but your disecq don't work, no ?
What was the change you had to make to mark the HVR4000 as a DVB-S2 capable device? If you could isolate that bit then perhaps I could just add that to the original multiproto + original hvr4000 patch?
I wanted the driver to set DVBFE_DELSYS_DVBS2, and I found out that as I didn't need the need diseqc so I took an older one.
As it worked for me so, I didn't worked anymore at it.
Good luck,
It's nothing to do with disecq, more that the card is not declared as S2 capable and the patch you release does not show DVB-S or S2 channels with my HVR4000 lite (Nova-S2).
How do you declare a card DVB-S2 capable? This is the bit I need to add to cx24116.c in the current multiproto to make it work with the new VDR.
On Jan 25, 2008 6:00 PM, Morfsta morfsta@gmail.com wrote:
It's nothing to do with disecq, more that the card is not declared as S2 capable and the patch you release does not show DVB-S or S2 channels with my HVR4000 lite (Nova-S2).
... does your VDR allow you to tune to DVB-S2 channels with my patch ? If yes, then it declare your card as DVB-S2 capable, but my patch is based on an older tuning implementation of Daren Broad, which seems to fail for you.
How do you declare a card DVB-S2 capable? This is the bit I need to add to cx24116.c in the current multiproto to make it work with the new VDR.
I fear you have to dig the source... and read the thread in VDR ml about DVB-S2 and vdr-1.5.12.
Good luck,
Morfsta schrieb: [...]
How do you declare a card DVB-S2 capable? This is the bit I need to add to cx24116.c in the current multiproto to make it work with the new VDR.
Morfsta,
have a look at the patch Gregoire provided starting at line 246. You may want to look for "DVBFE_DELSYS_DVBS2" which is what I think you'll need.
What version of the HVR4000 patch/driver are you using if not the same as Gregoire? Is it more recent?
Best regards, Christian
have a look at the patch Gregoire provided starting at line 246. You may want to look for "DVBFE_DELSYS_DVBS2" which is what I think you'll need.
What version of the HVR4000 patch/driver are you using if not the same as Gregoire? Is it more recent?
I think it is more recent. It was on the linux-dvb mailing list and can be downloaded here: -
http://www.linuxtv.org/pipermail/linux-dvb/attachments/20071215/13bb7cb3/att...
Morfsta schrieb:
have a look at the patch Gregoire provided starting at line 246. You may want to look for "DVBFE_DELSYS_DVBS2" which is what I think you'll need.
What version of the HVR4000 patch/driver are you using if not the same as Gregoire? Is it more recent?
I think it is more recent. It was on the linux-dvb mailing list and can be downloaded here: -
http://www.linuxtv.org/pipermail/linux-dvb/attachments/20071215/13bb7cb3/att...
This one also contains the DVBS2 delivery system definition, but I can't tell from the code if it is properly applied to the frontend capabilities.
Have a look at Gregoire's initial discussion with Reinhard here: http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.linux.vdr/34901
Maybe the mentioned debug code helps to get this sorted. I don't have a HVR4000 here, with a TT3200 it's working out of the box...
Best regards, Christian
Have a look at Gregoire's initial discussion with Reinhard here: http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.linux.vdr/34901
Maybe the mentioned debug code helps to get this sorted. I don't have a HVR4000 here, with a TT3200 it's working out of the box...
Thanks for the info, I fixed Holger's original HVR4000 patch to work with VDR-1.5.13 and Reinhard's recent patches. The patch is attached, apply the patch after applying Holger's to the multiproto tree.